i was all expecting a film like this to be all about the Student's life when they AREN'T studying, but oh no, this seems focused on what you'll be doing when you're there. Specifically, if you're in the cardiologiy program, performing heart surgery. Really odd how they just focus on this aspect. Some aftercare is discussed, oh! students graduate, and allowed a touch of humor, but only then. And in the end, oh-they-do-other-stuff-like-baby-delivery-but-who-cares-the-end.

A moderately informative film about medical school that actually dates to about 1970 (the muttonchops era). This was right at the beginning of the huge wave of applicants that would swell the ratio of applicants to acceptances to nearly 5 to 1 in just a few years. That one interviewee in the process of an interview looks as stiff as a board. They never mention scribe notes which by this time was a lifesaver.

If you're squeamish don't view this because there is an open chest with a beating heart right there for all to see.

Loyola Stritch looks like a fairly typical small or medium size med school at that time.